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deliverator 01-30-2008 09:17 PM

Clutch ponderings
 
I expect that my 1.8l project Miata will end up with 240-260rwhp. It'll be an auto-x and track day slut and it'll see some regular driving duty on nice days.

I'm trying to decide between an ebay f1 stage 3 kit for $150 and getting in on this ClutchNet group buy. So if I've done my homework we're really talking about... Six puck w/ 1x plate or solid surface with the 2x plate.

If I'm not put off by the six-puck-iness of the f1 kit, is there any reason I should choose the other?

For extra credit: tell me why I should or shouldn't switch to a 1.6l clutch and flywheel in the process of upgrading.

Braineack 01-30-2008 10:50 PM

the F1 stage III will not be enough.

it's a stock PP and 6-disc. it wont hold that much torque.

dvcn 01-30-2008 11:16 PM

Just a data point- I'm pretty sure I have a 1.8 with 240-260whp and run a Fidanza aluminum 1.6 flywheel with a stage 1 (one step up from oem replacement) Exedy clutch/pp from Racing Beat.

Prior to the turbo it received approx 60-80 6k-7krpm launches on R compound tires and 26 passes at the dragstrip. Since the turbo install it's had 30-40 R compound launches and 12 passes at the strip.

No slip yet.

I feel that running a very light and low inertia flywheel along with the least agressive clutch/pp (that is capable of holding the power) will help the transmission and driveline live a little longer.

Again, just one data point.


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